Υπεράσπιση σε Εντάλματα Σύλληψης στην Ελλάδα

Άμεση απάντηση: A Greek domestic arrest warrant is issued for conduct within Greece and heard entirely within the Greek court system. These are two legally distinct tracks, not one: a European Arrest Warrant issued by another EU member state proceeds under Law 3251/2004, which specifically implements the EU's EAW framework, with faster timelines and narrower refusal grounds. A traditional extradition request from a country outside the EU proceeds instead under whichever bilateral extradition treaty Greece has with that country, or the 1957 European Convention on Extradition where both countries are Council of Europe members — a slower, more traditional judicial process with broader grounds to resist. The Public Prosecutor at the Court of Appeal (Efeteio) is the first point of contact either way, but which legal framework actually applies changes the timeline and the defenses available.